Gov. Brian Kemp recently signed three bills into law—Senate Bill 33, Senate Bill 34, and House Bill 287

Gov. Brian Kemp recently signed three bills into law—Senate Bill 33, Senate Bill 34, and House Bill 287 — aimed at fighting human trafficking in Georgia.The Georgia Center for Opportunity’s (GCO) take: “This is a win not just for those who have experienced the horror of human trafficking, but for all families across Georgia,” said Joyce Mayberry, GCO’s vice president of family. “With the average age of trafficking victims being 12 to 14 years old, it’s important that we all be on the same side in helping to eradicate such horrific crimes not only against these young women but the families that these perpetrators are traumatizing. All three of these bills passed with unanimous bipartisan support. This is type of unity that we the people of Georgia want to continue to see.”